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Train station transfers on the French Riviera

Nice-Ville, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco or Saint-Raphaël: continue your journey with your private chauffeur.

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Most requested routes
Nice-Ville station → Monaco
from €115
Nice-Ville station → Cannes
from €143
Cannes station → Nice Airport
from €130
Antibes station → Cannes
from €80

Pick-up and destination addresses are prefilled: simply complete the date, time and passenger details.

Private vehicle outside a train station on the French Riviera

Private transfers from French Riviera train stations

Nice-Ville, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco-Monte-Carlo or Saint-Raphaël-Valescure: your arrival by train can continue straight to your hotel, villa or meeting place. Book a transfer by entering the exact station, the train number and your preferred pick-up time. Some stations have several exits, so add the agreed meeting point or the details provided by your contact to make your arrival easier.

Luggage deserves particular attention after a rail journey. One suitcase per traveller, professional equipment, a pushchair or extra bags all affect which vehicle category to choose. The booking module shows capacities to help you pick the right set-up. Families can add child seat requirements to the booking, while a group can book a van to continue the journey together.

A precise address is always better than the name of a town. For a hotel, give its name and street; for a villa, add any useful access instructions. To reach a port, specify the quay or the available meeting point. These details matter in town centres, where traffic, pedestrian zones and residence access can limit where a car can stop.

Black Mercedes S-Class on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice

From Nice and Cannes stations to Monaco or Saint-Tropez

A station transfer takes you to an address close to where you arrive or in another Riviera town. From Cannes or Antibes, you can continue to a residence on Cap d'Antibes, a hotel in Mougins or an event on La Croisette. From Nice, your destination may be on the coast, in Monaco or in the hinterland. Saint-Raphaël-Valescure is also an arrival point to specify for stays around the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

Arrival times and traffic conditions should be built into your schedule. If you then need to get to a meeting, a ceremony or a connecting flight, mention this in the comments. For a return trip, the journey to the station is planned from your address and your boarding time, with a margin for reaching the platform and handling luggage.

If your day involves several journeys after the station, hourly hire may be more suitable than a series of transfers. You then enter the duration and the relevant addresses so that the team can prepare a coherent schedule. You can compare both options before choosing the one that suits your stay.

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Black Mercedes S-Class and two V-Class outside a palace hotel in Monte-Carlo

Planning the meeting point and the return to your train

A station transfer runs more smoothly when the meeting details are complete. The train number, the main contact's phone number and the exit point allow the pick-up to be prepared. If you are travelling for a congress or a reception, you can also give the name of the event and the time you need to be there.

For your departure, check the station on your ticket and the exact train time. Set the pick-up with enough time for the drive, unloading your luggage and reaching the platform. Busy periods and local events can make traffic less predictable, and a sensible margin avoids planning your trip around a journey time that is too tight.

The summary brings together the details of the transfer and any return journey. Check it before confirming, then keep the reference for your exchanges with the team. If you are booking less than an hour before departure, also call the priority line shown to flag the short notice.